Criminology and Psychology of Crimes Quiz
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What is the etymological origin of the term 'Criminology'?

  • Latin word 'crimen' and Greek word 'Logos' (correct)
  • Latin word 'crime' and Italian word 'Logos'
  • Italian word 'Criminologia' and Greek word 'Logos'
  • Greek word 'crimen' and Latin word 'Logos'

    • In a narrower sense, what does criminology refer to?

  • The entire body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon
  • The efforts of society to prevent and repress crimes
  • The study of crimes and criminals (correct)
  • The process of making of laws

    • What does criminology encompass according to Edwin H. Sutherland?

  • The efforts of society to prevent and repress crimes
  • The process of making of laws
  • The entire body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon (correct)
  • The study of crimes and criminals

    • What is the definition of a 'criminologist' as per R.A. 6506?

    <p>A graduate of Bachelor of Science in Criminology, who has passed the examination for criminologist and is registered as such</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who coined the term 'Criminologia' and in which year?

    <p>Rafael Garofalo in 1885</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Etymology of 'Criminology'

    • 'Criminology' is derived from the Latin word 'crimen' meaning crime and the Greek suffix '-logia' meaning study.
    • The term combines elements from different languages to describe the study of crime.

    Definition of Criminology

    • In a narrower sense, criminology refers to the scientific study of crime, criminals, and criminal behavior.
    • It includes both the analysis of criminal laws and the social responses to crime.

    Criminology According to Edwin H. Sutherland

    • Edwin H. Sutherland defined criminology as encompassing the study of crime and delinquency, social reactions to crime, and the conditions that promote criminal behavior.
    • Sutherland emphasized the importance of understanding the social context of crime.

    Definition of a Criminologist

    • According to R.A. 6506, a criminologist is a professional who studies, analyzes, and provides solutions related to crime and criminal behavior.
    • The role involves applying knowledge about crime for prevention, control, and rehabilitation.

    Coining of 'Criminologia'

    • The term 'Criminologia' was coined by the Italian criminologist Raffaele Garofalo in the year 1885.
    • Garofalo's introduction of the term marked a significant development in the academic study of crime.

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    Test your knowledge of criminology and the psychology of crimes with this introductory quiz. Learn about the making of laws, breaking of laws, and societal reactions to crime as you explore the fascinating field of criminology.

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